The Village of Cumberland is working towards long-term heritage protection of the Saito House, a privately owned residence located within Coal Creek Historic Park.

The City of Campbell River has two new publicly accessible Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in service.

BC Hydro has provided another update on higher flows along sections of the Puntledge River.

SD72 has released its annual Framework for Enhancing Student Learning report - a detailed look at how local students are performing in areas like literacy, numeracy, graduation rates, and overall well-being.

School District 72 says enrolment this fall has come in slightly higher than expected - a welcome bit of good news for the Campbell River school district.

The Province is looking to open an office in the UK to diversify and strengthen British Columbia’s forestry sector.

The City of Courtenay is celebrating the official opening of McPhee Meadows - a new 11.8-acre natural park located near the river in the Old Orchard neighbourhood.

A new traffic pattern coming into effect at the Glacier View Drive roundabout later this week.

Bamfield Main Road has reopened to public travel following extensive safety work by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.

The Comox Valley Regional District is asking residents to share their thoughts on what the future of Spike Road Park should look like.

The Province is expanding community programs that help prevent domestic violence and support healthy family relationships.

The Strathcona Regional District has wrapped up its Alternative Approval Process for borrowing funds to redevelop the Rod Brind’Amour Arena — and the results are in.

Campbell River residents continue to give their city high praise in the latest Citizen Satisfaction Survey.

The rain should be settling down this morning after Environment Canada issued rainfall and wind warnings for the area yesterday.

Courtenay-Alberni MP Gord Johns has introduced a Private Member’s Bill to create a day of remembrance to honour Canadian Armed Forces members who have died during peacetime on Canadian soil.

BC Hydro has provided an update on higher flows along sections of the Puntledge River.

Comox Valley RCMP have released new photos as they continue to search for a 40-year-old woman missing since last week.

Campbell River and area residents can take part in a community event this weekend that mixes sustainability with bargain hunting.

The Town of Comox is raising awareness about Bat Week, celebrated each year to highlight the need for bat conservation. Bats are an important part of a healthy ecosystem and play a vital role in pollination and pest control.

With the arrival of this year's storm season, in an effort to prevent local flooding, the Town of Comox is requesting the public’s help in clearing leaves and debris from storm catch basin grates. 

The Province is beefing up job protection laws for workers with a serious illness or injury under a proposed amendment to the Employment Standards Act.

The Comox Strathcona Waste Management Service is making a change to its service delivery, due to the recent increase in the illegal disposal of drywall containing asbestos at the Comox Valley Waste Management Centre.

The MARS Wildlife Rescue Centre is asking residents in the Comox Valley to keep an eye out for wildlife acting strangely as bird flu is “highly suspected to be back in the Comox Valley.”

BC Hydro has issued a public safety advisory to use caution around the Barber’s Hole and Nymph Falls section of the Puntledge River.

There are a pair of open houses today for Courtenay residents to learn about proposed updates to the Official Community Plan.

Comox Valley RCMP is looking for help to locate a 40-year-old woman.

There’s still time to have your say on what happens next with the Courtenay and District Memorial Outdoor Pool.

The Comox Valley RCMP is turning its holding cells into a house of horror later this month.

The City of Courtenay has picked up a pair of awards for its Public Works Week celebrations earlier this year.

BC Transit is working towards providing more digital payment options for riders as it moves to accept fares by tapping a debit card, credit card or mobile wallet.

The City of Courtenay has provided an update on work to upgrade the riverfront with the demolition of three buildings on Anderton Avenue along the Courtenay River now complete.

Crews will be working on Aspen Road (from Guthrie Road to Noel Avenue), Noel Avenue (to Anderton Road), and Bolt Avenue (from Aspen Road to the school zone) until November 28.

The BC government  is building a new plant and animal health centre - aimed at keeping people safe by stopping diseases such as avian flu before they spread.

The Simon Fraser University school of medicine is accepting applications for its first class of future doctors, marking the launch of the first new medical school in Western Canada in nearly 60 years.

A local, grassroots group is hosting a vigil at Spirit Square this weekend in response to several deaths in the community related to the toxic drug crisis.